Design No. 636
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Design 636.1 represents a single screw motor yacht conceived by the naval architect Alfred Mylne. The design is preserved in the Mylne archive with eleven drawings. Limited information survives regarding the vessel's original specifications, construction details, and subsequent history. This entry documents the design as recorded in the archive, pending further research or discovery of additional primary sources.
Original Drawings · 11 sheets
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Alfred Mylne (1868–1960) was a Scottish naval architect of considerable standing, particularly renowned for his work with sailing yachts and motor vessels. Over a career spanning several decades, Mylne developed designs across diverse vessel types and sizes. Design 636.1 falls within the period of his practice, though the archive record lacks the comprehensive documentation that would establish its precise date of conception or the circumstances of its commission. The designation as a single screw motor yacht aligns with the broader industry trend towards mechanised pleasure craft during the twentieth century.